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Mr. Liang's Wife Ran Away with His Money
Mr. Liang's Wife Ran Away with His Money Plot:
For five years, Su Wan had been Liang Jingchuan's substitute wife, always living in the shadow of his first love—he couldn't remember if she liked sweet or salty, but could precisely recall the coffee temperature his first love preferred. Until she found the wedding fund bill Liang had prepared for his first love, the amount a hundred times her five-year pocket money. She suddenly woke up: true love was a luxury, but money was the most real “reward”. So she used the connections she'd built over five years to secretly transfer 30 million from Liang's overseas account, left a note saying “I can't take your heart, so I'll spend your money for you” and fled to the seaside. But on the third day of her escape, Liang showed up at the B&B with a team of lawyers, grabbed her wrist with red eyes: “Su Wan, if you stole my money, you have to pay it back with your whole life.”
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